
Wing Commander was ahead of its time.
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The Wing Commander series took a big jump when it moved to the Playstation console. It was the first big budget game to incorporate movie quality scenes, using real actors, with computerized game play. The movie scenes are designed to advance the plot of the game. Each time your character is faced with a decision, the scene will freeze and you will be given two options to choose from. How you choose, determines what happens to your character as the game progresses. This makes for a wide range of potential story arcs and endings for you to choose from, meaning you could play the game several times and have completely different stories each time.
The graphics of the game play itself aren't all that impressive by today's standards, but they are still more decent and don't hurt the game. The controls are easy to use, and the fighting can be pretty intense at times. Some of the most fun can be had by ordering your wingmen around, and even better, you can taunt the enemy ships as you battle and listen to them taunt you back.
All in all this is a very good game. The plot line is better than most of the games out on the market today. I think this is because today's games tend to rely on graphics to impress gamers, while this game relied on plot to draw gamers in. I recommend this to anyone who enjoys a story line in their games. You won't be disappointed.
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